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NFSII
(redirected from Need for Speed II)

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NFSIINeed for Speed II (game)


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The question until now has been how large that investment should be," said Martin Marshall, president of the Martin Marshall Group, and author of the groundbreaking study on application performance The Need for Speed II.
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The Electronic Arts game sampler disc features demos of Andretti Racing, Wing Commander Prophecy, Nuclear Strike, Madden NFL '98 and Need For Speed II SE specially optimized for Voodoo graphics.
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Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:ERTS), a leading global interactive entertainment software company, announces the shipment of Need For Speed II - Special Edition, the realistic racing simulation that follows and builds on the successful Need For Speed II personal computer title released earlier this year.
Electronic Arts Announces the Shipment of Need For Speed II - Special ... by Business Wire
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